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Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LXIV, Issue 19455, 14 October 1937, Page 2

PUHA TENNIS CLUB OPENING DANCE PUHA HALL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1937 Euchre Tournament for non-dancers. Novelty Dances, etc. Music by Miss L. Ruru and Stuart Sheet. Admission 2/-. 229

FOR SALE SALE.—Two fine Building Sections on YVhataupoko for £lso.—Call early on CL K. Pasley. Real Estate Agent. Y/'AITI Sections.—The three best available sections on Kalti can be secured at £2OO, £225 and £250. —C. G. Piesse, 0 Bates’ Buildings, Lowe Street. pANADIAN, Rimu and H.B. Chairs; Shearers’ Mattresses; New and Second-hand Duchesses.—At City Mart. pin—THIS is the price of a Section situate at Mangapapa; four can be sold at £lO each; others £ls, £2O, and upwards.—C. G. Piesse, 0 Bates’ Buildings. Lowe Street. _ ('17") WILL purchase a small Busi- ' ness in Gisborne which showed a net profit of £3OO for the past year.—C. G. Piesse, Business Broker. 0 Bates’ Buildings. Lowe St. pOR SALE.—Hillside and Garden Plougn. Scoop, Wheelbarrows, Block Dray, Pack Saddles, Spring Cart Harness, Napping Hammers.— George Smith. Saddler, opposite Town Clock. DOR SALE— OId-established General Store, together with farm of 75 acres; sell as a going concern for £450 —Apply Frank Neill, Estate Agent, Lowe Street. POR SALE—Dwelling in Childers l Road, garage, and every convenience; price £875: terms arranged. —Apply Frank Neill. Real Estate Agont. Lowe Street. ■port SALE. —tl-roomed Residence, Harris Street, ideal situation: a snip at £BSO. terms arranged.—Apply Frank Neill. Estate. Agent, Lowe Street. POR SALE—An ideal home at " Hexton with 253 acres; only £O7O cash required, remainder on mortgage; come out and inspect with me. —G. K. Pasley, Estate Agent, 41 Lowe Street. SALE.—On Kaitl, 5-roomod House, sleeping porch, glass windows, every convenience, washhouse under same roof; motor garage; a tiptop home, and handy; cash £370. State mortgage £730.-0. IC. Paslsy. Rea 1 Esin t o A gen 1. 41 Lowe Street.. ___ POR " SALE.—Wainui. Secure a House while the chance to purchase two is offered by G. K. Pasley. Real Estate Agent. ______ poll SALE.— £9OO buys large Home in excellent locality, Whataupoko. within few minutes’ walk from town; terms arranged.—Ball A Crawshnw, Land Agents. ri OAL promptly delivered at bedrock w prices; all classes of Coal. Coke, and Carbonettes. —Phone 1809, Eric Birkett, Grey Street. piREWOOD, guaranteed dry and good quality; Maire, Rata, Tetokl. Pine, Pine Cones. —Eric Birkett, Grey St-eet. Phone 1809. \TODERN Oak China Cabinet, dark oak, leadliglits, Cabriolet logs; just as new.—You buy best at Bar>viek’s_ M art t>IMU Extension Dining Table, Oval * Rimu Tables, H.B. Chairs, several mod Divan Chairs; Meav Safes, Book bases.—Sell’s Mart. Derby Street. □ MALL Section, Ormond Road, about “O 40ft frontage, close to town; price ,nly £7O. —James Innes. Lowe Street.

TE ICARAKA Mr. PARSONS, Storekeeper, To Karaka. is HERALD AGENT, and daily copies are obtainable each afternoon. Delivery made. are-Jnd township.

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC VI/ VRD’S TRANSPORT, Royal Mail Contractors, now goes via Waipiro Bay daily, leaving Gisborne 7 a..m., arriving Te Araroa 3.18 p.m. This service also goes on to Hick* Bay three days weekly, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Wo also have another service leaving Gisborne 10.30 a.m., via Coast Townships, to Te Araroa, and one leaves Gisborne 13.30, via Coast Townships, to Ruatoria. Return service leaves To Araroa 0 a.m. and G. 30 p.m.. and one leaves Ruatoria 0.30 a.m. and 11.30 a.m. for Gisborne. All goods for mid-day truck must be In Depot by 12.30 sharp. Goods picked up or delivered in Borough. Herald delivered en route. Send your goods -jy the reliable ae^-ice. DEPOT: W, GREY STREET. GISBORNE. JNO. WARD. Proprietor.